Telstra QWERTY Touch

Good physical keyboard ; Competitive price ; Some handy included apps

Odd shaped screen ; Below average performance ; Poor navigational pad

Telstra says the Qwerty-Touch was a direct result of consumer market research indicating a desire for a device that combined a physical keyboard and touchscreen at a low price point. The end result is a decent effort but its odd shaped screen and below...

Good physical keyboard ; Competitive price ; Some handy included apps

Odd shaped screen ; Below average performance ; Poor navigational pad

Telstra says the Qwerty-Touch was a direct result of consumer market research indicating a desire for a device that combined a physical keyboard and touchscreen at a low price point. The end result is a decent effort but its odd shaped screen and below...

Good keyboard ; Has all common smartphone features ; Affordable

Screen is small, dim and horizontally orientated ; Not powerful enough for some popular games ; USB is difficult to use, and it shouldn't be

If you can stretch your budget further, you'll find some excellent phones in the next price category. HTC has the Wildfire S and the QWERTY-packing Cha Cha both for AU$199, and for AU$279 you can pick up the Huawei Vision along with a big step up in...

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